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@jaws7777 Oh right that's the PBB which we theorized to have not gotten used to being in a fish tank. I may be wrong but from certain angles your gravel looks a little light, maybe that has affected their colouration?
 
Alexkoj said:
@jaws7777 Oh right that's the PBB which we theorized to have not gotten used to being in a fish tank. I may be wrong but from certain angles your gravel looks a little light, maybe that has affected their colouration?
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I think it's just the reflection from the LED's but who know you could be right. She was always lighter though. I originally had 2 but had to sell off one. It was too aggressive. The nasty one was much darker and better looking but what can ya do.

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jaws7777 said:
I think it's just the reflection from the LED's but who know you could be right. She was always lighter though. I originally had 2 but had to sell off one. It was too aggressive. The nasty one was much darker and better looking but what can ya do.

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Looks happy and stable to me - maybe it's just one of those PBBs with a lighter tone to it. Btw how do you keep your red quartz clean? Do you vacuum it?
 
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Lol I don't vacum. I think it because there's 4 returns (2 tee'd off) and the flow is pushed along the bottom and up the sides evently from the middle of the tank.

Returns on each side of the tank tee'd off to create 4. Aimed at the surface.Screenshot_20180406-070634.png Screenshot_20180406-070531.png

Water meets in the middle at the surface and then is pushed down and accross the bottom.

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